A key component for EASA approval is the installation of a computerized third-sensor for all future versions of the plane, which Boeing has reportedly completed.
Receiving approval for the 737 Max would be a victory coup for Boeing, as the airline has struggled to adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic. If FAA approval isn’t granted in the end, it is reasonable to assume Boeing shares may fall in value to previous levels.
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